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Elizabeth Platz Peterson
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3 October 1983
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First and most important I'm a wife and a Mom. My life revolves around my little girl.
I sell my photos online at http://www.wix.com/illuminantphoto/illuminantperspectives
My greatest interests are photography, crocheting, writing, & cooking.
I would describe myself as ironic, observant, witty and a bit... full of myself. I like to rant, I like to make jokes, I like to be shocking, but what people have to understand is most of what I say I don't MEAN, I'm just doing it to watch other people react.
I got married October 2006, to the man of my dreams and I'm loving every moment. I'm a mother, and I get to spend my days in the company of my daughter Tabitha, born February 2007.
I may still be young at heart, and ready to be funny and crazy with my friends, but I take parenting very seriously. Nothing is more important than the well being of my baby girl, and nothing matters more than her growing up healthy, smart, and wiser than the generation before her. I was raised by 'old fashioned' parents. The kind that thought it was important to know what their kids were doing, who didn't work all the time, and who didn't allow the TV to replace imagination. I can only hope to do half as good a job as they tried to do with me.
I sell my photos online at http://www.wix.com/illuminantphoto/illuminantperspectives
My greatest interests are photography, crocheting, writing, & cooking.
I would describe myself as ironic, observant, witty and a bit... full of myself. I like to rant, I like to make jokes, I like to be shocking, but what people have to understand is most of what I say I don't MEAN, I'm just doing it to watch other people react.
I got married October 2006, to the man of my dreams and I'm loving every moment. I'm a mother, and I get to spend my days in the company of my daughter Tabitha, born February 2007.
I may still be young at heart, and ready to be funny and crazy with my friends, but I take parenting very seriously. Nothing is more important than the well being of my baby girl, and nothing matters more than her growing up healthy, smart, and wiser than the generation before her. I was raised by 'old fashioned' parents. The kind that thought it was important to know what their kids were doing, who didn't work all the time, and who didn't allow the TV to replace imagination. I can only hope to do half as good a job as they tried to do with me.
